Celebrity Watches at the 98th Oscars

On the night of March 16, the 98th Oscar ceremony took place in Los Angeles. The night's big winner was the film "Battle for Battle." Paul Thomas Anderson's picture received six statuettes, including awards for Best Picture and Best Director. Michael B. Jordan was named Best Actor ("Sinners"), and Jessie Buckley was named Best Actress ("Hamnet").

As per tradition, we bring you the most interesting watches spotted on the wrists of stars on the Oscar Red Carpet.

Comedian and actor Matt Friend was seen wearing last year's Rolex novelty. The watch stands out with its combination of yellow gold and a lacquered turquoise dial, reminiscent of the collectible vintage "Stella" dials.

The star of the series "Hot Rivalry" chose Bvlgari Serpenti Tubogas in a steel case with a single-wrap bracelet for the Red Carpet. The dial of the model features a classic guilloche motif, while the snake's head is adorned with a chain of diamonds.

Kevin O'Leary couldn't decide and attended the Oscar ceremony with two models on his wrist. One of them is the Cartier Crash Skeleton Ref. W7200001 in a platinum case. The other is the Rolex Daytona Ref. 126599 TRU in a white gold case, adorned with baguette-cut rubies.

Rolex ambassador and Oscar nominee for his work in "Battle for Battle," Leonardo DiCaprio complemented his formal suit with the elegant Rolex 1908 (Ref. 52506) in a platinum case. The watch captivates with its blue dial featuring an intricate guilloche pattern.

The director of "Sinners" posed for photographers with last year's Cartier Tank novelty in a platinum case, released as a tribute to the vintage model from the 1920s. The highlight of the watch is the jumping hour display, presented in a sculpted window on the minimalist dial.

Nominee for Best Actor for "Sinners," Michael B. Jordan enhanced his look with vintage Piaget watches in a rectangular case. The model was released in the 1970s. The highlight of this rarity is the diamond-inlaid rectangle at the center of the dial.

In recent years, Nicole Kidman opts for a miniature vintage piece from Omega for the Red Carpet. This year, the actress wore cocktail watches resembling the Saphette model from around 1966.

While Kumail Nanjiani was seen in Vacheron Constantin Overseas Perpetual Calendar in white gold with a red dial at the Golden Globe ceremony, for the Oscars, the American comedian and actor chose a more restrained skeleton with a pink gold case.

On Shaboozi's wrist that night were women's Chopard watches with a white gold case and diamonds on the dial.

Last year's Oscar winner for Best Supporting Actor, Kieran Culkin, flaunted before the cameras in Hublot Classic Fusion with a King Gold alloy case.

German-Spanish actor and singer Aron Piper complemented his white tuxedo with an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Frosted Gold model in a yellow gold case. The highlight of the watch, first released 10 years ago, is the distinctive case finish, resembling frost settled on metal.

25-year-old Milo Manheim, known for his leading role in the Disney film franchise "Zombies," opted for timeless classic elegance.

Brazilian Gabriel Leone, who starred in the Oscar-nominated film "Secret Agent," also chose a classic with Italian flair. The actor showcased elegant Bvlgari Octo Roma with a steel case and black dial before the cameras.